Together, we thrive.
Meet the CMOMS Executive Board
CMOMS thrives because of the commitment and enthusiasm of its Member Volunteers & Volunteer Leaders!
Please feel free to contact any member of our Executive Board for information about CMOMS!
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Anise joined CMOMS in 2016 when her twins were 6 months old. She has served as VP of Membership, VP of Websites, and has volunteered in numerous other roles within the club.
Anise grew up in Silver Spring, MD and then spent some time in NYC before settling in Charlotte in 2009. Anise is a Realtor and Property Manager with additional professional experience as a paralegal.
"CMOMS has been a invaluable resource to me. I wish I would have joined when I was pregnant! There's nothing like being supported by women who TRULY understand. I love CMOMS!"
Contact Anise –presidentelect@charlottemultiples.com
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Shantel joined CMOMS in 2015 after learning she was expecting twins. She has served as VP of Websites, Consignment Sale Computer Assistant as well as volunteered for many roles throughout the years.
Shantel grew up in Michigan, attended the University of Miami for undergrad and Boise State University for graduate school. She works for TIAA as a Senior Systems Analyst. Shantel lives in Harrisburg with her twin daughters and her supportive mother.
“CMOMS has been an invaluable source of support and friendship on this journey. There isn’t a group of women who understands what I am living more than CMOMS. I am grateful for the bonds I have formed through my nest and being involved with the club”
Contact Shantel -president@charlottemultiples.com
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Rachael joined CMOMS in 2005 while she was pregnant with her fraternal twin boys. She joined the CMOMS full board in 2008 as chair of Working Moms (WMOMS) and then to Chair of Veteran MOMS(VMOMS) until 2021. She was awarded the CMOMS Presidents Award in 2012-2013 and CMOMS of the year 2014-2015. She is currently serving the Executive Board as VP of Technology (2026)
Rachael moved to Chapel Hill to earn her masters degree at UNC Chapel Hill. She has lived in six different states (RI, NE, OH, MA, NC, NC) before settling in Charlotte. She has taught for ChapelHill-Carrboro City Schools (Ephesus Elementary), ABSS (S. Graham Elementary), CMS (Highland Creek Elementary), and is currently teaching Honors Computer Science at Cabarrus Virtual Academy.
She has a fantastic family. Her loving husband in the hospitality industry is currently a board member for the Cabarrus County ABC.Their twins are complete opposites and look nothing alike. They have an older sister they love to geek out with over Marvel, Amusement Parks, STEM and cooking!
Contact Rachael -info@charlottemultiples.com
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We have dozens of committee members, and the passion and commitment that our volunteers bring to each one is truly inspiring. We would not be the amazing club we are without these members' steadfast dedication! Each year we recognize our hardest working volunteers with the prestigious President's Award, presented to those who have given to CMOMS over and above the call of duty!
Meet the CMOMS 2026 Mom of the Year
Kristie Purvis is the epitome of what Charlotte Mothers of Multiples (CMOMS) stands for, and she is profoundly deserving of the 2026 CMOM of the Year award! For years, Kristie has poured her heart and soul into our organization. As a veteran member—whose twins are now in college—her dedication and leadership have truly been the backbone of our community.
How Kristie Makes a Difference:
Welcoming Every Member: She actively manages membership, warmly welcomes new members, and works to keep our club thriving.
Going Above & Beyond: From organizing member brunches and expanding our events, she steps up whenever needed.
Championing Veteran Moms: She keeps our "old-timer" moms connected as they navigate life with older kids, teens, and college.
Always Present: Whether lending a listening ear at Mom’s Night Out, sharing resources, or sending friendly renewal reminders, Kristie is our ultimate cheerleader.
Hands down, Kristie Purvis has earned this recognition, and we are so grateful for everything she does for our village. Congratulations, Kristie!
Meet Kristie Purvis
Our Member Support
Serving hundreds of members in the greater Charlotte area, CMOMS is one of the largest support groups for parents of multiples in the nation.
Keep scrolling to learn more about our organization’s values, vision, mission, and goals.
If you are a parent of twins, triplets, quads or more, you are eligible to become a Member! Wondering about the benefits of Membership? Click below!
For more information send an email to info@charlottemultiples.com
Our CMOMS Organization
Vision
CMOMS will be the leading support organization in our community for parents, and expectant parents, of multiples.
Mission
Through its focus on providing support, building friendships, and serving the community, Charlotte Mothers of Multiples will provide a variety of valuable support services to families with multiple birth children in order to help them thrive, not just survive, in their efforts to care for their multiple birth children.
Funding
Charlotte Mothers of Multiples, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization funded by member dues, donations and local fundraisers.
Are you interested in making a donation to support our work? Click here.
Our CMOMS Core Values
Support
Being aware of the challenges of raising multiple birth children, and always willing to support fellow members.
Service
Providing valuable services and programs to meet the needs of our members and our community.
Diversity
Ensuring our membership reflects the diversity of our community.
Stewardship
Managing our resources with the utmost integrity.
Our CMOMS Goals
Support expectant parents of multiple birth children by providing friendship, encouragement and open dialogue through one-on-one support, group support and postpartum follow-up.
Support parents who are raising multiple birth children by providing educational opportunities, information and equipment exchanges, social support networks, and scholarships.
Raise awareness in our community about the challenges of multiple births by partnering with the medical community and other community organizations to deliver educational and financial programs and services.